MONITORING

Join citizen scientists from >78 countries
to help collect valuable data

EDUCATION

Inspire students and contribute
real data to conservation

OUTREACH

To save reefs, everyone needs
to get involved

SUSTAINABILITY

What can I do?

YOU CAN HELP

Five mass coral bleaching events
happened in the last eight years resulting in
significant coral mortality.

Latest News

Discover what climate actions you can take to help save the Great Barrier Reef with CoralWatch’s new program, “What Can I Do?”. You can join in from anywhere, no water needed! The most impactful climate action is cutting down your carbon footprint at home. 

Events and Resources

Ocean Movie Screening – 9 October 2025

Join CoralWatch on Thursday 9 October at The University of Queensland for an inspiring evening that celebrates the beauty of our ocean and explores the urgent need for its conservation. Enjoy free pizza from 6:30pm, followed by a screening of OCEAN narrated by Sir David Attenborough at 7:00pm. Register here

Citizen Science Snorkel – Hervey Bay, 12 October 2025

Join CoralWatch and learn how to monitor your local reef. We will be visiting Woody Island on board Hervey Bay Ecomarine Tours. To secure your spot complete the snorkel registration including payment details and return to info@coralwatch.org

 

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Monitoring

There are not enough scientists to monitor all the world’s reefs.

Education

CoralWatch provides many opportunities to bring the reef into the classroom.

Outreach

Attend an event and share your reef experiences with others.